Summer heat tolls across the East and Midwest
The oppressive Sunday heat claimed numerous lives as temperatures neared or exceeded 100 degrees in major cities. New York reported a death tied to the heat, while cities like Chicago Providence and New Haven logged dangerously high readings. Heat related drownings and prostrations followed a day marked by record warmth across several states.
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Chicago
Detroit
Poor Crop Year Foreseen Across America
Washington July 31 4/7 The Farm Bureau forecast a poor crop year for major food and feed crops. It likens the situation to the 1930 drought, predicting four tenths of a hundred expected yield decline across wide areas. Many grain growers will struggle regardless of price, and livestock and poultry raisers face higher feed costs. The rise in grain already threatens eastern dairymen and poultrymen.
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Bureau of Agricultural Canonles
Fort Bleh
Woman and Horse Fall 40 Feet Kills Rider in Canyon
In Manear Colorado a rider identified as Mrs Toby Kitt, 66, was crushed when his horse fell 40 feet off a canyon rim. The rider died yesterday after a neighbor found her unconscious near the horse, which was unharmed. A nearby rancher named Merhua Hand, age 18 months, also died earlier.
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Toby Kitt
Merhuahand
Urschel Released by Oklahoma Kidnappers
Oklahoma City August 1 Charles V Urschel oil magnate has been returned home and is reported in good health after nine days in captivity. The release came with no immediate ransom details. Two masked armed men abducted Urschel during a bridge game. his wife and guests fled as the gunmen seized him. Authorities continue inquiries.
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Charles V* Urschel
Urschel
Artity A. Seallzeon
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Tom B. Sirk
ON Wildcattern
Stelignon
Arabel
W. M. Darrett
Exclivica
Rachel
Husband Kills Two and Takes Own Life in Kansas
Norton Kansas July 31 Acting apparently in a jealous rage Wilfred Bind 35 a shorer went to a farm near town today killed his estranged employer Frank McCune critically wounded Hob McCune father of the injured man and attempted unsuccessfully to kill Mrs Lund who was in the house He admitted homicide and suicide in a case tied to a divorce suit with his wife from whom he had been separated two years
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Wilfred Bind
Horn
Frank McCune
Hob McCune
Lund
Possa
Nelson Named Mayor of Ione in Sidnay Change
Bidney July 31 Axel Nelson, former state highway commissioner, named mayor of Sidnay by the city council to succeed 31. K. Rud Melassenbach, who resigned to become an appraiser for the Federal Bank.
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Axel Nelson
Siate Wighway Commission
Ling
Sidnay
Rud Melaenbaeh
Tand Bank
Federal Bond Issue II Over-Subscribed
Washington reports the governments six hundred million dollar industrial recovery bond was over subscribed after the first day of the sale. The government indicated strong demand as July 31 marked the initial response period.
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Washington
Waitinn
Walsh's Secretary Passes In Capitol
Miles Taylors longtime secretary to Montana Senator Thomas J Walsh died after a brief illness in Washington He was born in Georgetown Ohio and began his service in 1857 with Senator Martin of Kanawa and later served Senators Mantle Gideon and Dixon of Montana He had served as secretary to Walsh's successor Senator Hrickson since Walsh's death
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Miles Taylors
Thoman J. Walah
Montana
Georgetown
Ohio
Martin
Kanway
Ia Mantle
Gideon
Dixon
Walsh
Hrickson
Hearing on Code for Steel Industry Asserted by Employers
Washington observers report employers waive their clause as unions press for a steel industry code. The industry backs a central plan to handle disputes through top management, while union leaders challenge the provisions as too lengthy and limited. Secretary Prince Perkins and AFL President William Green critique the draft, urging broader reemployment and restored purchasing power. The proposed code favors a multilevel employee representation and collective bargaining through company officials. Continued on Page 2.
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Steel
Pinnces Perklin
William Green
Amerian Federation of Labor
Pressure on small employers over fair play appeal
Washington reports say the National Recovery Administration urged public support for Roosevelt wage and hour provisions. Some small shop owners with two or three workers signed the agreement, while others could not fully comply yet. The plan targets employers with more than three workers, prompting confusion among smaller firms about expected participation. Postmasters may issue certificates of compliance to eligible businesses.
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Teaward Sail
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
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Akreensant Danka
Special Veterans Boards Delay Public Announcement
Washington officials doubt they can announce the special veterans boards before tomorrow or Wednesday to review about 50 000 claims ending October 31 under the economy law. The boards will decide if a veteran is service connected or denied, affecting disability ratings and rolls. No reason given for possible delay. White House and Veterans Administration had planned to announce the first board members this week.
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Police leader calls for death penalty for kidnappers
A NY criminologist and police figures debate eradicating kidnapping menace. Advocates urge capital punishment for all convicted kidnappers, arguing swift deterrence may save lives though it risks sacrificing individuals for home security.
Drowned in Missouri River Tragedy Reported
In Missouri a family tragedy unfolds as eight year old David Bushblocker drowns by the river at night while his two brothers Charles Jr ten and David six fear punishment for going to the river. An itinerant rescuer made a vain effort to save the boy.
New York Welcomes LL Star Mattern at City Hall
New York honors LL star Mattern after successful round the world flight. Mayor John P. O'Brien congratulates him at City Hall praising youth of pluck courage and determination that enabled survival of the memorable journey.
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Jtormintorn
City Hall
John P. O'Brien
Go-Between N Kona Swadell Arrested in O Connell Kidnapping Case
Albany July 31 Detectives Dolan and James O Connell of the New York City undercover squad took Manney Strewl into custody after he contacted the kidnapers and arranged for release of John J O Connell Jr the 24 year old nephew of upstate leaders Ed and Dan O Connell Strewl had been missing since Sunday and family did not know his whereabouts until authorities announced his arrest as part of the kidnapping investigation Governor Lohmeier called for action and said the case would be continued on pace three.
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N. Y
Manney Strewl
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Dolan
James O'Connell
New York City
Partne
Chicago Board of Trade halts grain futures trading
Directors of the Chicago Board of Trade announce a ban on future trading in grain and provisions below the closing prices of Monday July 31 1933. The rule lasts until August 15 with only the established upward fluctuations unaffected. The move follows three days of price declines and may extend until August 13 with three days notice for any changes.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Frank Cone Injured In Collision Near Elliston
Frank Cone of Hamilton, secretary of the state senate, seriously injured in a late afternoon collision about a mile and a half from Elliston near Elliston Time company. Mrs. F E Riley also injured with shoulder injuries and cuts.
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F.E. Riley
Hamilton
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ElIston
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Gone
ML Plinn
St. John’s Hospital
Lovelace Urges Retailers to Adopt President Code
President Lovelace urges retailers to adopt Roosevelt’s reemployment code while awaiting a new association code. Montana merchants endorse the blanket code, plan to mail their association code. 48 hour week rules and wage minimums apply, with exemptions for executives and younger workers.
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Lovelace
Gambling Houses Adopt NIRA Standards in No Nevada
Teno July 31 local gambling houses joined Roosevelt’s recovery program by adopting codes calling for a five day forty hour work week for employees. Wages increased hourly, but total monthly wage for each worker will be steady or lower overall. The number of employees affected was not determined. Gambling remains legal in Nevada with several venues operating in town.
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Roosevelt
Fire Threatens Salt Lake Cross Hospital News
Fire believed to have ravaged the hospital late tonight but was controlled quickly with minor disturbances among about 100 patients at the Troy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Troly Cross Hospital
Gandhi jailed as fresh revolt sparks arrest
Abnindabad Aug. LDTues day Pi Sahaeyas Gamhd and Mr. Randhi were arrested as they planned individual civil disobedience campaign. Gandhi dissolved his council and called for broader resistance. Monthers of Cre xen ary agreed to join Gandhi in the new method to draw attention to Indian independence. 32 members of the Rahrim, devotees, pledged support as authorities invoked emergency powers.
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Pi Sahaeyas Gamhd
Hla
Randhi
Herve Taway
Sabarinatl
Monthers
Cre Xenary
Jon Gandhi
Governor John Garland Collard Weds Canadian Secretary Violet Meours
Governor John Garland Collard of Virginia married Violet Wilzaleth Meours, a Canadian-born secretary, at Viral Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was led by Rev Gordon McLean with attendance noting the governor’s age and ceremonial details.
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John Garland Collard
Virginia
Violet Wilzaleth Meours
Viral Presbyterian Church
Tral
Cheige
Gordon McLean
Condition Critical Passenger Seriously Injured In A Boston Area Crash
A motor vehicle crash near Boston yesterday left one occupant in critical condition. Police said the driver sustained injuries and was transported to a hospital for treatment. Investigators are reviewing the scene for causes and any contributing factors.
Four Million Workers Hit by New Code Orders
Washington July 31. Two orders from the national recovery admin, under Hugh S. Johnson, affect pay and hours for four million retail workers. One order implements codes agreed by six retail associations covering furniture hardware mail order clothiers furnishers and general dry goods. A second order sets shorter hours and minimum pay for grocery and food retail groups, permitting 48 hour weeks for those sectors versus 40 hours for others.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Industrial Recovery Administration
Injunctions on Repeal Submitted in Arizona
Thoenix Ariz July 31 Superior Judge G A Rodgers tonight took under advisement until Wednesday an application of Charles KR Osburn campaign chair man for the Arizona Temperance Federation for an injunction to prevent Arizona from voting August 8 on repeal of the 18th amendment Judge Marlin T Phelps last Friday dissolved a temporary restraining order issued by Judge J C Niles upon Gaburns application
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Ariz
G. A. Rodgers
Charles KR. Osburn
Arizona Temperance Federation
Arizona
Marlin T. Phelps
J. C. ‘Niles
Qaburn
Montana Home Loan Office to Open in Great Falls
The Montana headquarters office of the Home Loan Owners corporation will be opened in Great Falls on Wednesday with state manager Carruth announcing staff including A D Wils assistant manager and T R Bottomly state counsel. Branch offices planned and over 1000 inquiries received as forms are sent out, with more than 200 applications on file.
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Great Falls
Montana
Home Lean Owners Corporation
Fe CC
Carmith
Nouierd Tooight
A. D. Wils
Haye
Vic Bottomly
Chinook
T. McMahon
Billings
Vance Erickson
Kalispet
Wiliam Forsyth
Bamville
Robert Iwhoten
Great Walls
Tn Butte Charles McKensie
Buite Will
Butte
Rupert Bingham
Chick
Jessie Roscoe
Carruth
Champion at Chess Checkmates Crooks
Edward Lasker, noted as a middlewestern chess champion, confronted two holdup men early today. He used quick moves, jumped in front of a passenger, and demanded their theft of a seal. The assailants fled after the bold interruption.
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Crooks
Chicago
Tly
Edward Lasker
Lasker
Paseitie Minchines
Alton
Jane McCall's Child Drowns in Bathtub Accident
In Oklahoma City a 14 month old, Shirley Jane McCall, turned on the bathtub water while playing alone. Her mother and others found she was unresponsive and attempts to revive her failed. No other persons are named in the report.
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Inay
Shirley Jane McCall
Mia
Joseph
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Stirtey Jane
President to Rest Amid Heat Wave at Park
President Konnevelt faces sweltering heat and extends a one week layoff. In the high noon heat he travels by his own auto to relax at the family estate pool, delaying government business and delaying plans for a broader restructuring due next month in August.
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Toogavelt
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